Charles Roy was a Christian and was no doubt inspired by Psalm 23 as he painted this picture of sheep grazing in the meadow.  

The covered bridge is a rare and unique glimpse of rural america.  

Charles Roy captured the feel of a simpler time. This Victorian style home is in Charlotte, North Carolina.  

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse keeping watch over a peaceful sea. 

Smith loved the mountains of North Carolina nd Tennessee. This is one of many scenes that captures that old country home feeling. 

This is another of Smith's still life paintings.  

Smith vacationed in Myrtle Beach, SC often. This painting was no doubt inspired by those trips.  

Smith painted several scenes of Colonial Willimasburg after he visited the area in the late 1960's. He painted this scene in 1971.  

This boat docked fopr the day gives the feeling of a calm peaceful time.  

Smith did several scenes from Old Charlotte, North Carolina. This is a 1900 scene of the main downtwon Charlotte square- Trade and Tryon.  

Smith painted several scenes of Colonial Williamsburg. This scene of a Colonial Williamsburg street shows the old bootery.  

The old country store brings back fond memories of the way things used to be.  

The way it used to be across rural America.  

Smith painted several paintings of the Hezakeiah Alexander house in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is the oldest home in Mecklenberg County.  

This is another of Smith's scenes from the south.